Antibodies from patients with liver diseases and from normal human or animal sera against glutaraldehyde-polymerized albumins: lack of species specificity

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A CălugăruD Onică

Abstract

By the use of glutaraldehyde-polymerized albumins of different species (human, rabbit, bovine, goat and mouse) it was demonstrated that anti-albumin antibodies in sera of patients with liver diseases and in normal human and animal (rabbit, mouse) sera are not species specific.

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